Why choose Grossglockner Heiligenblut
With many of the snow-capped peaks extending beyond the 3,000m mark, skiing in the shadow of “Glockner” is a memorable experience for even the most seasoned of skiers. Thanks to its altitude, the slopes have good snow coverage and are supported by 50 snow cannons to ensure skiers can enjoy the two interlinked mountains of Heiligenblut late into the season.
School ski trips to Grossglockner Heiligenblut will enjoy the stunning location of Heiligenblut in the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park, providing groups with a truly picturesque resort in the Eastern Alps and an ideal option if you are travelling in April.
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On the slopes
The well-groomed slopes present suitable conditions for both skiers and snowboarders. Beginners can master their snowplough turns on the nursery slopes, just a snowball’s throw away from the accommodation, allowing those new to skiing to maximise their time locked into their skis.
Groups will soon progress from the village to the mountains, with many blue runs providing the perfect base to improve their ski skills. Over 40 km of red runs await the intermediates in your group with a huge array of developing and challenging runs, while the more experienced skiers will also be faced with a choice of testing runs.
Combine this all with uncrowded slopes and an efficient lift system, and you’ll soon realise why Heiligenblut is a great choice for all abilities and groups seeking late-season skiing.
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Après-ski
Heiligenblut is totally geared up for visiting school groups, with a wide range of traditional winter sports and activities available after a day on the slopes. SkiBound groups can enjoy the natural ice rink, ice climbing wall, disco and an indoor swimming pool to help burn off any remaining energy before bed.
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